Classic Car Weekly (UK)

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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PRICE WATCH

There’s no difference between 2000 and 2200 values; their worth is dictated by condition rather than specificat­ion. Expect to pay £25003000 for something usable but unspecial; the very best examples can now command over £12,000. At the bottom end of the market the V8 is worth no more than a fourpot P6, but at the top end there’s a significan­t difference, with the best cars worth as much as £20,000. However, to command this sort of figure the car will need to have tinted glass, power steering and a leather interior, and it’ll have to be in a desirable colour combinatio­n. VIPs fetch a small premium, as do cars with an interestin­g history, but despite their rarity, estates are worth the same as saloons.

INSURANCE QUOTE

1973 Rover 3500S, worth £7000. Standard quote: £80.20 or £98.20 with agreed value.

*Quotes based on a 45-year-old marketing manager, access to another car, no claims or conviction­s, club member, 3000 miles per year, no modificati­ons, living in SP2 0HL.

Disclaimer: Policy benefits, features and discounts offered many vary between insurance schemes or cover selected and are subject to underwriti­ng criteria. An additional charge may be payable.

SPECIFICAT­IONS

Engine 3528cc/V8/OHV

Power 150bhp@5000rpm

Torque 202lb@2700rpm

Maximum speed 122mph

0-60mph 9sec

Fuel consumptio­n 16-20mpg

Transmissi­on RWD, four-speed

manual

CLUBS & SPECIALIST­S

Rover P6 Club. p6club.com

P6 Rover Owners’ Club. p6roc.co.uk

Rover Sports Register. thersr.co.uk

JR Wadhams, West Midlands. 01384 891800, jrwadhams.co.uk

MGBD Parts, Wolverhamp­ton. 01902 689975, shop.roverp6car­s.com

MHA, Derbys. 01332 346299

PARTS PRICES

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